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stouffville ontario thursday may 11 1933 i local happenings clean up your yard the stouffville tribune special offer to new subscribers at 1 to end of 1933 begin at once and get the most for your money sedan car for hire with driver phone 2702 arthur dowswell constable pugh summoned a few speeders to court this week- as well as a couple who were driving cars without the necessary drivers license mr j p cassidy the local masseyilarrls agent was success ful in passing his second year exam inations at the ontario veterinary college he obtained a mark of 70 and over on the 15 subjects written mr and mrs geo wagg sr 10th concession just north island lake will be at horn their friends and relatives sunday may 14 afternoon evening it being their filst ing anniversary day the town constable is charged with the duty of collecting dog tax es if any canines escaped the assessor uy being hied away when the officer was on his rounds last month every dog is going to be treated alike this year and owners i to are to bo made to recognize the fact on a fino may hie imposed tor having and a dog in ones possession for which wedd- a dog in ones possession far tag has not been takeu out the the stouffville public library board will meet on thursday even ing may 11th at seven oclock when mr hugh v watson will give his report of the- ola convention l all members are urged to be pre sent please note the change of time 7 pm tho opening game in the east york league in the oala will be played in the arena stouffville on friday may 19 between agin- court and scarboro grads known last year as the rouge hill team these are the two teams that play ed in the finals last year and should provide a brilliant opening game in stouffville ball faced s15 tho annual meeting of the sr womens institute will be held on wednesday afternoon may 17th at the home of imrs w hill victoria st this meeting is for the election of officers and all members are requested to attend and hear the yearly report and cast their vote there will be no lunch served the next public holiday will be wednesday may 24 which is the 114th birthday of the late queen victoria the sunday motor traffic through the village hit the peak for some months last sunday of course dry roads to the north plus fine weather did the trick mrs stanley robinson of bow- manville and mr and mrs wilton dixon of oshawa spent sunday with their parents mr and mrs alfred pugh last week was the time to apply the first spray to apple trees outside of spies this spray is very import ant in the control of scab and edw walls the local vineyard man was busy on the job house to rent main street all i conveniences and centrally locat- ed isaac boadway j lost black leather music case containing music sheets and books in or near stouffville finder please phone 209 or leave at tribune quality service mr and mrs job scott toronto were in town for a short time on tuesday they hay recently moved from bloor street to s63 davenport road at church hill church on thurs day may 11th the four act play the icountry doctor will be pre sented by tho young people of church hill beginning at s pm tickets 25c and 15c bo sure to come and bring your friends you will enjoy this play messrs sam armstrong and eli raymer carpenters are rushing the repairs on george watsons residence damaged by fire on may 1 an entire new roof has already been built over the rear half and other repairs necessary will be now ceilings plaster and papering throughout with the roof once on all trades canbe rushed so that mr and mrs watson may be quickly settled in their comfortable place again their daughter miss edna registered nurse at wood stock was in town for a few days last week reorganization meeting for team was to be held on wednesday evening of this week as this paper is being issued it is proposed to form a league this season composed of sutton aurora uxbridge and stouffville which should prove a satisfactory frame mr h j gould of uxbridge one of its leading business men for half a century celebrated his 70th birth day on may 1st we always wonder ed why h j and his brother jona than ofmarkham township are such ardent followers of isaac walton the opening of the trout season is a fitting time to choose for a holiday stouffville fok are requested to keep in mind the spring party of tho stouffville old boys and girls association of toronto to be held this friday evening may 12 at ramona dance gardens 2271 a bloor west games music and supper and a real social time assured for all admission members 25 non members 50 a number of local fishermen went to uxbridge park pond for the open ing of trout season at 1201 am on monday may 1st sixtyfour line the bridge tor the occasion an oshawa man landed a 3 pounder while massie mowder caught one ranging in length from 12 to 17 mr and his w w mclaughlin of toronto who spent a recent weekend with her mother in town mrs jas mccullough intend to spend a five weeks holiday in the british isles they will sail on fri day of next week from montreal aboard the duchess of bedford stouffville bread buy it from the wagon buy it from the bakery buy it from your grocer just please your self but if you want the best there is the very last word in good bread then buy stovers bread theres a reason and youll find it in the bread all the ingredients that go to make bread pastry and cake are of first class quality afr- stovers come this weekend and see our display of fancy baking very special we are break ing records with our buns and rolls none finer bo sure and take a dozen home stouffville bakery ambrose stover proprietor phone 189 inches according story to who tells the according to the program for the uxbridge spring fair to bo held again this 24th of may there will be no horse racing and it will he inter esting to see how this will affect the size of the crowd which annually at tends this event in our sister town xo doubt the difficulty to obtain fin ancial backing these days for such institutions as fairs is the prime the town of whitby has just passed a bylaw forbidding tho sale of unpasteurized milk in that town when the bylaw became operative last week no less than five dairies had complied with the regulations by installing expensive pasteurizing plants in stouffville the citizens are permitted to use their own judg ment and they may have pasteuriz ed milk on their porridge or un pasteurized for both grades are available through tho vendors in case of an epidemic breaking out at any time as it did some years ago it would spell the end of the un pasteurized product however evangelist d l shultz will con clude tho two weeks special services in the mennonite ichurch stouffville on sunday evening the meetings have been well attended while the inspiration and leadership given those who are concerned about their sal vation was gratifying too if you haye not got in on one of these services make it a point to get your share of the good being spread by evangelist shultz by attending this thursday or friday evening or sun day next i reason of dropping this important 1 drawing card from the afternoon at tractions the general admission is again dropped to 25 cents for adults the quarterly statements of tho bethesda stouffville telehone co now going forward to subscribers in town are being delivered by messen ger man from door to door this is a system the village has adopted when issuing hydro and water accounts and it all goes to show that the post office department by high rates have driven the business from the town office this is a situation that obtains not only in stouffville but in almost every town a nd even in cities it will take some cutting of postal rates to bring back this business to the old and really nicer way of passing it through the post office f special for friday and saturday imay 12 and 13 lawsoa economy store geo lawson prop west end stouffville ontario de lux jelly powders 5c comfort soap 7 bars 25c sugar crisp corn flakes 2 pkgs 15c toilet soap reg 3 for 25c special 5c cake those two boys must have enjoy ed a great day together we refer to mr simeon stouffcr who went down to toronto on tuesday to cele brate his stth birthday at the home of mr david stouffer who is s9 years of age team mates through life the pair have much in common and the pioneer events that they would be able to recall would fill a book we congratulate our townsman on his being spared to record another year and may he enjoy many more a piano has been installed in the mennonite church stouffville for the period of the present evangelis tic meetings it is said that not since the erection of the church back in 1903 has such an instru ment been used in the praises so well sung in this sacred edifice a few years ago a v was taken on the question of installing a stringed instrument and was defeated the present change is for the duration of tho special meetings and a piano will not become a fixture in tho church until such times as it is accorded a place by a vote of the communicants vhich may be taken at no distant date at the little church in dicksons hill an organ has been placed in the church after over half a century through which the instruments were not allowed there at a meeting of the official board of the united church stouffville held on tuesday evening a general reduction was made in all salaries including a cut in the ministers stipend of 200 to a salary of s1s00 the reason tor the general cut in salaries is the falling off in contributions which it is hoped will be shortly overcome by a return to better conditions in the country dont take risks assure healthy chicks greatest profits use the feed thats tested and proven fulopep chick starter fulopep chick feed selected root seeds mangel sugar beet turnip carrot beet seed garden seeds large or small quantities field and garden fertilizers flour prices are advancing with the price of wheat some flour at the old price on hand reg walker a local youth who was remanded in police court a week ago on a charge of stealing a sweater while down at the rouge fishing grounds was given a sen tence of 30 days in jail when he appeared before magistrate keith on monday his worship observed that tho offence was a minor one but the boys previous record was against him two prominent business men of stouffville messrs john and james ratcliff were bereaved this week in the death of their brother fred l ratcliff of toronto who was in his g2nd year deceased was born in dundas and was educated at peterboro collegiate he became a prominent business man in toronto and was a director of the canadian national exhibition board as well as being president of the ratcliff paper co lie was a governor of tho orthopedic hospital and a prominent club man mr ratcliff was a strong baptist and was presi dent of the baptist young peoples union at the time of his death be sides his two brothers in stouffville he is survived by a wife and by one sister mrs george mathews of brantford the funeral took place wednesday to forest lawn mausoleum at the last meeting of the municipal council the reave recom- fended to council that regular or stated hours for the clerks office should be set he suggested they follow closely those of the banks so that persons might know exactly when they could expect to pay the treasurer hydro or water accounts better care of important records of the town such as the collectors roll also came under proposed changes needed at the town office which the reeve would like council to give consideration to clerk dougherty said a vault would be required to hold all tho books but he endeavoured to keep as many current documents in tho safe as possible a fire it was said would destroy valuable documentary in formation under present conditions tho council agreed to order 3000 gallon of road oil for use on all gravel streets which will be de livered by oil tanks right onto the roads the cost will be 10 cents per gallon distributed a very small number of acounts were presented in addition to two insurance policies being renewed for 1690 on muni cipal hall and 100 for accident insurance renewal premium princess soap flakes 2 for 29c graae nut flakes 10c red rose tea lb 23c phone 182 cash prices we deliver i there were no cases of wide spread importance hoard at the sitting of the division court in tho municipal hall on monday morn ing at which his honor jndgo field presided the only one with any local color was a claim enter ed by e it sinclair of ringwood against george baker real estate agent on which judgment was ren dered for 2330 a counter claim by mr baker for 250 was dismiss ed sinclair carried an account for gasoline and for driving baker in real estate business while the counter claim of baker was for trying to sell tho road house at ringwood sinclair contended that the agent never had any instructions to advertise his premises for sale and bakers effort to sell was off his own bat so to speak baker ad mitted not bringing a buyer but said ho had spent money in adver tising and although there was no written contract as required by law ho anticipated sinclair would come across with some dough as he agreed to sell the judge wanted to know if the contending parties were bad friends but both decried being such in fact baker said he had visited tho road house only a day or two ago and patronized tho booth they were friends and the dispute was a friendly one the settlement was apparently accept able to noth parties percy middle- ton obtained judgment for 65 against andrew peterson for an account and he also won out on another case getting a 17 judg ment from thos britton for press ing hay back in 1929 norman boyd sued f r hamilton for dainages of 190 on a dispute arising over the sale of a truck which hamilton took away from tho plaintiff they settled the matter for s0 plaintiff is a son of alex boyd n introducing the 1933 norge here the first electric refrigerator ever in stouffville was installed in one of our homes three years ago and its a norge this machine is giving the same constant satisfaction now as when it was first installed and it runs 12 months in the year this substantiates the claim that tho norge never wears out the norge electric has another feature it cost no more to own and costs less to operate one of the latest designs is now on exhi- bition at le oneills furniture store the ladies of stouffville and country are urged to call and see it made a close inspection and learn all the fine things it can do for with a norge electric the mother can make any of the wonderful recipes described in our booklet well consider it a favor to have you call and see the norge no obligation whatever to buy l e oneill open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings each week in addition to usual daily hours phone 4501 stiver bros stouffville ontario 22 percent off on fused invisible bifocal lenses seed grain we are equipped to clean your seed grain we exhibited some samples at the unionville seed fair the sample shown was taken from an sample cleaned for a customer read what mr white agricultural representative for york county said about these samples i do not hesitate to have my name used in supporting such work our charge amounts to only a few cents per acre why sow dirty seed a special rate is given to farmers cleaning grain for sale bruce bros phone 3602 stouffville mill at lot 34 con 5 markham balbriggan underwear f or men and boys mens combinations this reduction is a direct sacri fice on my part which can be made up only by increased business i anticipate this mainly through people who can now afford this type of double vision lens but who found the old prices a real hardship in these times of low commodity prices and reduced incomes quality materials and scientific eye examination and fitting at lowest prices only you can keep the prices at the new low level by your patronage e a guubin optometrist and optician scholarship winner and gold medalist at stouflville may 15th and 10th may 29th and 30th june 12th and 13th june 26th and 27th many men prefer these garments for warm weather wear three styles long sleeve ankle length short sleeve ankle length and short sleeve knee length size 34 to 44 g5c to 100 length in no button and button- boys combinations a popular garment for boys made from best quality cotton with short sleeve and knee ed styles size g to 16 years price 50c and 55c 2 for 100 rayon combinations mens watson fine quality rayon combination in button front or button on shoulder style size 34 to 42 100 mens shirts drawers penmanstine quality shirts and drawers shirts have short or long sleeve drawers come in ankle length size 32 to 42 price 55c or 2 for 100 and mens shorts shirts shirts popular athletic style knit in snug fitting rib stitch from fine white cotton yarns size 30 to 3g each 45c shorts neatly tailored from sturdy broadcloth choice of various stripes and color com binations finished with elastic at waist size 30 to 36 50c phone 1602 re curtis stouffville ontario does it mean tire trouble for you can your tires stand tho strains and shocks of rough detours roads under construction why not play 6afe come in and let us checkover your tires prices on new good- years are very low 12 month guarantee against defects and road hazards f y w brathwaite hardware store aoiaoc aoexoe 301 30eioi depression prices a saving of up to 60 per cent on your purchases tires and batteries carry the regular guarantee one year guarantee certificate issued on all perfection better by miles tires if desired batteries are made by one of our most reputable and largest battery firms on this continent other goods are first class substantial reduction in labor charge on all makes of car repairing below just a few of the most popular lines tiresize reg reg hyduty super hyred 4 ply heavy 6 ply tubes 20 495 590 790 21 495 595 795 19 585 675 830 20 595 695 865 19 730 895 20 750 935 29x450 30x450 28x475 29x475 29x500 30x500 29x440 woven brake lining 1ux3-16- per foot 20c 150 ix316 per foot 24c 150 2x316 per foot 32c 150 ford a sets drilled and countersunk 140 150 chev sets drilled and countersunk 140 180 180 spark plug c 1 21 standard tube 100 hy duty 30x5 1550 extra hy 2000 batteries guaranteed 6 v 11 plate 450 6 v 13 plate 600 6 v 13 plate hy 795 prices subject to change 50 champion 50c other sizes 65c sets 4 250 6 375 discount on standard lining in stalled on your car patching rubber 25 sq inches 5c oil burner twin for range 2950 bulbs 3 bulbs and one fuse to suit your car with bulb holder com 100 stonehouse garagemarkham n o o d o o d o o 0 o d o phone markham 4905 tcsox aocxoc ioexox lonoi ioe aonoe aoi